libcudamat_conv_gemm.so about unsupervised-videos

[mansimov]

you need to go first inside cudamat folder and install it by running "make"
make sure to set correct path to relevant dependencies inside Makefile

let me know if it helped .
I will make relevant changes to documentation

[chengchengjia]

Hi Elman,

Thanks, I have solved that problem and it can run now.

Bests,
Chengcheng

On Mon, Mar 14, 2016 at 1:47 AM, Elman Mansimov [email protected]
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you need to go first inside cudamat folder and install it by running "make"
make sure to set correct path to relevant dependencies inside Makefile

let me know if it helped .
I will make relevant changes to documentation

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[chengchengjia]

Hi Elman,

I am trying to run my code by using your code, but I did not find the code
to generate feature (like ucf101). Could you share the code to generate
feature please? Thanks a lot.

Bests,
Chengcheng

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[mansimov]

You can use any popular software framework like caffe or Toronto ConvNet software https://github.com/TorontoDeepLearning/convnet in order to extract features.

You can then use lstm_classifier.py to do classification.

[chengchengjia]

Hi Elman,

I see. I will do it as suggested. Thanks a lot!

Bests,
Chengcheng

On Wed, Mar 16, 2016 at 1:32 PM, Elman Mansimov [email protected]
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You can use any popular software framework like caffe or Toronto ConvNet
software https://github.com/TorontoDeepLearning/convnet in order to
extract features.

You can then use lstm_classifier.py to do classification.

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